Today, August 29, 2020, marks a new day in the history of the AL&E--our website is finally launched. This has been a long-time dream to make sharing my story easier, especially since the reconstruction got underway at our new location in 2018. More to come soon...
Well, the day is finally set. Next week will celebrate "completion" of enough work to try out Operations. This marks 4 years and 1 month since the last time the Railroad operated. There is a crew of e
No photos today, but a lot of changes to the website "Layout" pages. There are updated schematics, detailed maps, a narrative on the operations, updated schedule, stringline chart, and train cards. If
